Peshawar Blast TTP: Pakistan came on its knees after Peshawar Blast, sought help from Taliban to control TTP

Money dependent Pakistan is facing double whammy with terror these days. The economic condition of Pakistan has become so bad that after 15 days the very existence of the country is in danger. That’s why the Prime Minister there Shahbaz Sharif called a staunch enemy like Imran Khan to meet him. The day of February 7 was fixed for this. The meeting of two leaders of a ruined country is a big news. But now this attitude of his is costing him dearly for the country which nurtures terrorism. That’s why now he has appealed to Taliban for help to curb terrorism. Desperate Pakistan has sought the help of Afghan Taliban chief Haibutallah Akhundzada to rein in the banned Pakistani Taliban outfit responsible for terror attacks in the country including the recent Peshawar mosque massacre, according to a media report. Pakistan is suffering from the injury of terrorism and that too its effect is being seen mostly in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa region of the country.

sought help from taliban

A Taliban suicide bomber blew himself up during prayers at a Peshawar mosque, killing 101 people and injuring over 200. According to The Express Tribune newspaper, during the apex committee meeting on Friday, Pakistan’s civilian and military leadership decided to seek the intervention of Afghan Taliban chief Haibutallah Akhundzada to rein in Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP). .

Admits to failing to avert carnage

The report said that Pakistan’s Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah, who attended Friday’s meeting, said that the main conspirators of the Peshawar mosque attack could be in Afghanistan. He said the federal government would take up the issue with its Afghan counterparts. Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Friday admitted his failure to avert the Peshawar massacre and called for national unity to deal with the menace.